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It’s Monday Night Football and the Green Bay Packers will be visiting the Minnesota Vikings tonight at the Metrodome for one of most anticipated match ups this year. All eyes will be on Aaron Rodgers and the man he replaced at Green Bay to see who can prove to be the best player tonight.

Brett Favre, Viking

The Minnesota Vikings are currently 3-0 this year with Brett Favre as quarterback, and are coming off a stunning last second win over the San Francisco 49ers. The Green Bay Packers beat the St Louis Rams last weekend behind Aaron Rogers three touchdown passes, but the Rams are not a team to be celebrating wins over this year.

The Packers can tie the lead in the NFC North with the Vikings and Bears with a win tonight, or leave the Vikings on top if the battle of the quarterbacks goes Brett Favre’s way. NFL Football Tickets are on sale for all the NFL teams online.

The San Francisco 49ers are 2-0 after taking on and beating the Seattle Seahawks yesterday, with Frank Gore running for 207 yards and two touchdowns. The 49ers have not been 2-0 in a long time and 49er fans are ecstatic with Mike Singletary as coach this year, turning the team into a contender in the short time he has been with the team.

Mike Singletary

Seattle QB Matt Hasselbeck left the game at the end of the second quarter after taking a hit in the back during a run with the ball and is hopeful for this weekends game against the Bears. This Sunday the San Francisco 49ers play the Minnesota Vikings and Brett Favre at the Metrodome. The Vikings are 2-0 as well after coming off a convincing win over the Detroit Lions this past weekend.

Across the bay the Oakland Raiders squeaked out a win without much help from JaMarcus Russell. The Oakland Raider QB who could not connect with his receivers for most of the game but managed a couple of good passes at the end to help win the game. Russell is a great example of why the 49ers should not back down to holdout Michael Crabtree. You’ve got to earn it if you haven’t already proven it.NFL Tickets are on sale for all the games.